Sentence examples for was now concerned from inspiring English sources
The European Union's panel of national data protection officers said it was now concerned over the retention of data that the companies use to deliver more-relevant search results and advertising.
But he said that Federer had started the trend by cultivating the image of a perfect gentleman, and Gulbis was now concerned that all the younger players were following his lead (perhaps he has missed some of Federer's postmatch interviews in defeat).
Last week, a spokesman for Mr. Jackson said that he was now concerned with defending himself against accusations that he molested a 12-year-old boy, but that there was no reason to suspect that the Gary project would not proceed, once "other things kind of get taken care of".
Basis apologized in the statement, saying it was now concerned for customers' safety.
Constance was a ruddy-faced woman who had known the sex thing as an 18-year-old girl in 1913 when she had roamed the woods near Dresden with guitar-playing German youths, Twang-Twang! and her father, a man of experience, was now concerned she was unsuited to life as a demi-vierge.
"Egyptians are now concerned about economic conditions," she said.
The poverty with which international institutions are now concerned is an artefact crafted out of abundance.
"Most leaders of ours are now concerned just with their personal agendas," he added.
Many companies are now concerned with "managing" customer dissatisfaction, rather than producing satisfaction.
Hotel experts are now concerned with finding the right staff as hotel supply increases.
